Marktlink Capitalworking space by Generatie Alles

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Marktlink Capital x Generatie Alles

Thursday 15 October · Trompenburgstraat 2c · 08:00 to 18:00

Roughly how we set up a day like this, and what we need from you. Not a final schedule, but the thinking behind it.

TimeWhat happensWho we need
08:0090 min Arrival and set-up, location 1Day one starts earlier because of the build. Unloading, walking the space and dressing the set.
09:3030 min Testing with our own crewLight, sound, background and a test recording we review together. We do this before anyone sits down, so the speaker never waits.
10:0020 min Speaker arrives and gets readyShort catch-up, microphone on, quick test. We roll about half an hour after arrival. Speaker
10:2030 min Video 1Half an hour per video, several takes per question. Speaker
10:5030 min Video 2Straight on, as long as it flows. Speaker
11:2020 min Break Speaker
11:4030 min Video 3 Speaker
12:1030 min B-roll with the speakerPortrait, following them on the floor, in conversation with a colleague and outside if we can. Exact shots to be decided. Speaker
12:4030 min Strike location 1We take the set down before we break, so the afternoon starts clean.
13:1050 min LunchA proper break, off site. The heavy part of the day is behind us by now.
14:0090 min Set-up location 2This is also Friday's set. Building it now means we only have to test on Friday morning.
15:3060 min Interior b-rollMarktlink at work: the building, the floors, the workplace and the culture. Plus subject-specific details for the explainers and the brand film. Exact shots to be decided.
16:3045 min Exterior b-rollFacade, surroundings and the view in late light. Exact shots to be decided.
17:1545 min WrapThe set stays up for Friday. We pack the gear and make the backup here in the office.
18:00 Departure

B-roll is not a leftover. Whatever time we have left goes into it, and that same material ends up in the brand film, the snippets and later the podcast series.

The speaker's b-roll comes last on purpose. By then they are relieved and a little tired, which reads more naturally than when they are still sharp on their lines. Half an hour is enough.